Nigel Clark: "Oasis And Blur Weren't The Best Band Of The 1990's"

Arguably, the Britpop era was defined by ridiculously catchy pop-rock anthems, the Blur/Oasis rivalry and outspoken frontmen. And, while the music has moved on, the opinionated musiciansâ€™ tradition endures â€“ as Nigel Clark proves here.Since leaving Dodgy, acrimoniously, in 1998, the band have made friends and reformed.Following a solo set at Dirty South this month, Dodgy will return to Glastonbury (the 1997 festival was the last time Nigel performed with the band before leaving) an...

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23:29 on May 25 2009

Oasis runaway winners in song poll

Scotsman.com — OASIS claimed the top three slots in an Xfm listeners' poll of the best British songs of all time today. more info

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06:50 on May 26 2009

Oasis in 'best British songs' list

The Mirror — Oasis claimed the top three positions in a poll of the best British songs of all time. more info

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10:24 on May 26 2009

Nigel Clark: "Oasis And Blur Weren't The Best Band Of The 1990's"

Stopcryingyourheartout.com — Arguably, the Britpop era was defined by ridiculously catchy pop-rock anthems, the Blur/Oasis rivalry and outspoken frontmen. And, while the music has moved on, the opini... more info

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